Pearl, turquoise & Tiger's eye 144cm multi-wear king string necklace
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A 144cm hand-strung king string in gold, bronze and silver-grey seed beads with turquoise accents, white freshwater pearls, a polished Tiger's eye focal bead and a baroque pearl drop. No clasp — worn long, doubled, wrapped or as a lariat.
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One very long strand — 144cm — that does the work of several necklaces depending on how it's tied and looped.
The string is built from tiny seed beads in an earthy mix of gold, bronze, copper and soft silver-grey with scattered turquoise-teal beads running through it, giving the piece a fine, hand-strung look rather than dense blocks of colour. Irregular white freshwater pearls sit at intervals along the strand, and small cylindrical gold-toned spacer beads break up the bead runs.
The focal point is a polished oval Tiger's eye bead with the stone's shifting golden-brown band, set where the two sections of the strand meet. From there a drop falls to a single large baroque pearl — creamy white with a soft irregular shape — finished with a cluster of turquoise seed beads above it. There's no clasp, so it can be looped once as a long necklace, doubled, wrapped twice as a shorter layered look, or worn lariat-style with the pearl hanging down the front.
Details
- Single 144cm strand, designed to be worn multiple ways: long, doubled, wrapped or as a lariat
- Seed beads in gold, bronze, copper and silver-grey with turquoise-teal accents
- White freshwater pearls along the strand
- Polished oval Tiger's eye focal bead
- Baroque pearl at the end of the drop, with a turquoise bead cluster
- No clasp
Note: Pearls and Tiger's eye are natural materials, so shapes, sizes and colouring vary slightly from piece to piece.
Care: Keep away from water and perfume; wipe with a soft dry cloth and store flat or loosely coiled to protect the pearls and the metal beads.
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